Brazilian Nuggets

1968

Os Brasas

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years
1968
genres
psychedelia · rock · jovem guarda

the band

Os Brasas began as The Jetsons and were one of the Jovem Guarda—Brazil's 1960s rock'n'roll wave—groups with the strongest presence in Rio Grande do Sul, their place of origin according to Wikipedia and MusicBrainz; Cravo Albin, however, places their formation in Curitiba. Wikipedia lists Luís Vagner, Anyres Rodrigues, Franco Scornavacca, and Edson Aymay. According to Wikipedia, after adopting the new name they recorded the single "Vivo a sofrer / Lutamos para viver" in São Paulo in 1966, appeared on television programs, and joined the Banda Jovem do Maestro Peruzzi; Cravo Albin dates the name change to 1968. Their only LP was released by Musicolor in 1968 and, according to Wikipedia, has never been issued on CD. As the Jovem Guarda declined, the group disbanded in 1969. Franco Scornavacca, the bassist according to Wikipedia, is the father of the brothers in the trio KLB.

sources: Wikipédia (pt) — Os Brasas · Dicionário Cravo Albin — Os Brasas · MusicBrainz — Os Brasas · MusicBrainz — Os Brasas (álbum)

records in the collection

  • Cover of Os Brasas

    Os Brasas

    1968 · Warner Music Brasil · BN-079

    12 tracks
    1. À Distância
    2. Beija-me Agora
    3. Um Dia Falaremos de Amor
    4. Quando o Amor Bater na Porta
    5. Meu Eterno Amor
    6. Que Te Faz Sonhar Linda Garota
    7. Pancho Lopez
    8. Ao Partir Encontrei Meu Amor
    9. Benzinho NÆo Aperte
    10. Tema Sem Nome
    11. Não Vá Me Deixar
    12. Sou Triste Por Te Amar

the record details come from MusicBrainz and Wikidata; the genres are those tagged by the MusicBrainz community. MusicBrainz · Wikidata

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